1893

A call on George Dodge at Manchester revealed that both George and Mrs. Dodge were in much better health than they had been last summer.

At Claremont Dr. Harry Sanders was in his office attending his patients. We spent a pleasant half-hour together.

"Billy" and Mrs. Jarvis have returned to their Claremont home on Jarvis Hill after an extended stay in New York. It was good to have a nice talk with him.

Mrs. Perley A. Place, having seen your secretary's name and address in the St. Petersburg-Times, wrote to let us know that she also was in St. Petersburg for the winter. Her address as o£ March 15 was care of the De Finasta Cottages, 5633 Crissman Drive North. By the time these notes are published, she no doubt will have returned to her home at 1036 Lancaster Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.

Dr. Lilley Eaton is at the Hanover Inn after a visit to Bermuda. Most of the winter he spent at the Northfield Inn, East NorthBeld, Mass. He expects to remain at the Hanover Inn until the weather permits him to comfortably settle in his summer home at Post Mills, Vt.

A recent letter from Dr. William A. Redenbaugh at Las Vegas, Nev., tells how fortunate he was to have escaped the serious winter weather in Washington State. A copy of the magazine Fabulous Las Vegas has come to hand and it contains a full page story about "Billy."

The introduction to the article says in part, "At the top of the list would be the name of Dr. William A. Redenbaugh 8.5., Ph.D. He is a living example of the theory that work is play if you enjoy it and enjoyable work knows no age limit, for the Doctor is 78 years young with a sense of humor any age would be proud of."

The article itself is very complimentary and extremely interesting. It seems that the University of Washington has arranged with "Billy" to carry on important research at its oceanographical laboratory.

Secretary, Cuttingsville, Vt. Treasurer, 160 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Class Agent, Box 402, Claremont, N. H.